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Yeah, I get you. Honestly, I've been pretty lazy about the training in this grow. It's something I need to get better at.

You're seeing the stretch from changing the light cycle to 12/12. Lighting is set to 500 ppfd at the top of the canopy.

I've been waiting a little longer than every other day to water recently, just to make sure I'm not over watering. This is the only plant showing this kind of stress, so I don't think that's it either way. And I don't allow for much runoff. I'm using fabric pots, roots air prune in these. I...

Try as I may, this plant has been unhappy for weeks. Growing in soil using General Hydroponics nutes (FloraGro, Micro, Bloom). They're watered every other day. I've adjusted lighting and airflow, that did nothing. I've cut nutes in half for this plant, thinking it was Nitrogen tox. Still no...

Title. I have a grow in my 3x3, 3 plants. Two look happy and healthy, but one has been stressed recently and I can't seem to make it happy. They're all fed the same nutes at the same time. I've tried adjusting light and fans, hasn't helped yet. Symptoms include downward leaf curl/clawing, some...

The dried result of what I posted a few weeks ago 💚

Bud was left to hang for 9 days, and is now curing. I thought I overshot the cure window a bit, but after sitting in the automated cure bin for a while, I think I pulled it at the right time. The high is very cerebral and enjoyable, the smoke is still a bit rough, but that should improve with...

Right on. I'm chopping my second plant Saturday as well! Cheers 🍻

Looks like you're definitely in the window of harvest based on those pics, lots of cloudy with some amber. You could wait longer if you want, but not more than a few days.

Look at the buds, not the sugar leaves. You are looking for cloudy/amber trichomes. If you see a lot of clear, it's too early. If you can get pictures through the microscope, post them.

Inward curl can be for a few reasons. Could we get a photo of the leaves and whole plant? It'll help diagnose. Humidity is tough to deal with sometimes, but you can help your plants out a lot by increasing airflow and air exchange. As long as the air is moving through the entire canopy, your...

They look pretty well along. Do you have a jeweler's loupe or microscope of some sort to get a better look at the trichomes on the buds themselves? Even a magnifying glass would help.

I'm in agreeance with Galgrows. I see clear trichomes all over, too many to say it's ready. The hairs also haven't laid down at all. Good color on them, though.

Yeah, this is kind of tough to diagnose without seeing it first hand. I can't speak for the lighting. Definitely look into the videos I mentioned. There are also a number of written guides online, some better than others when it comes to actually showing you examples of symptoms.

Don't flush. You should be attempting to keep your plants well-fed up until the very end. You will want to cut back on how much nitrogen you're feeding, unless it shows nitrogen deficiency. Cannabis needs less as it matures.

It's fine. At worst, it's very minor stress from any number of sources. It could also just be genetic. Unless you start seeing symptoms in leaves, don't worry about it.

If it's more pronounced at the top, which it appears to be from these pics, it may be light intensity. DeBacco University has a few good videos on YouTube to help diagnose nute issues, I'd start there if light adjustment doesn't help. Bumping to hopefully get someone with more knowledge to see...

I use a cheap Wi-Fi outlet by Smart Life and plug the pump into it, which gives me control via their app. You can also use a timer if you want to be more hands-free. Up to you. I didn't install the drip system until I was into flower, so I was feeding once per day until runoff. This is why I...

It's pretty tough to tell what's going on with that lighting. Any chance we can get some photos under normal light?

So you'll need to run the hosing with splitter outlets. With an even number of plants, you can just run t-joints to evenly split the flow to each plant. With an odd number, you'll have a few different options and will have to rig up something that best fits your needs. Splitters come in all...